Sentence examples for exceptions existing from inspiring English sources

With some exceptions, existing evidence as exists suggest that geriatrics interventions can be effective without raising total costs of care.

With two exceptions, existing land has all been claimed by existing countries.

Taken together, the existing literature suggests that many exceptions exist to the generalization that anterior changes precede posterior changes.

But nothing in the bill would prevent law enforcement from doing its job or change exceptions in existing law for acting without a warrant in emergencies, when time is of the essence.

"Fair use" exceptions in existing copyright law like the ones that let me quote Lessig here–are so expansive that just about the only thing cut-and-pasters clearly can't do legally with a copyrighted work is directly copy a sizable portion of it.

Portland may be more the exception among existing M.L.S. teams.

But recently, tech lobbyists succeeded in introducing new legislation that would weaken the law, creating an exception for existing photo-tagging technology and preempting several class-action lawsuits.

"When the group Citizens United brought the FEC to court over their corporate-backed film, Hillary: The Movie, it was to win an exception in existing campaign law for on-demand viewing less than 30 days before an election.

Funding approval rests on the IFR panel deciding a patient is an exception to existing commissioning policies, although as Maybin and Klein note, "there are no clear and binding guidelines about how 'exceptionality' ought to be interpreted or what criteria should be used in decision-making" [ 12].

Other exclusion criteria include concomitant participation in another clinical study (with the exception of existing biobanks as agreed upon between individual clinical sites and the study sponsor); treatment with an investigational medicinal product during the 90 days prior to enrollment; being an employee at the investigational site; or being a relative or spouse of the investigator.

Protection of education and research activities can be attained by not simply availing the existing exceptions and limitations but also precluding statutory exceptions and limitations from being overridden by contractual licenses.